Rangat

Rangat houses many picturesque and flawless beaches, several turtle nesting grounds, evergreen waterfalls, and a very unique presentation of the diverse Mangrove ecosystem along with a nature walk which is a true example of “Reduce, Reuse & Recycle”. Wondering how? Come along with us through the lines. In our coming sections, you’ll get more detailed information on what Rangat has in store for you on your visit. We would like not just to introduce you but rather to make you familiar with the places we admire.

Now we feel it’s the high time when we shall take the opportunity to guide you through this to take up a visit to Rangat Island. There are places that we add to our trip list just because our peers and relatives have covered them or because we have seen a lot of pictures on social media. But then there are some hidden or lesser-known destinations that are too pristine and beautiful to miss them from our travel list.
 

Rangat Island is one such underrated destination that deserves to be explored more than just a transit point while visiting Long Island, Diglipur, or Mayabunder. So through this article, we want to make Rangat a familiar place for people coming down to Andamans.